Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01

Ia Tnsnna D<am4tic Sosiety had ha1
10 nRepaxnaium for same time tks old I
E1efi1h aranns @Miahasl E1ri. GO the /
Meniae LoEsFS and zlso tie faroe. /
Me- Bssh pAays r. ban soDeiy PIT 1
apoa ths ssags. ard served 60 fatty dis I
play % ths pzhlia for ths 6fst tsDe tie /
eiezAn4 costumes rzcsn8ly p1Fen2sed for 1
ths eompsny II Esw York Toe arrival |
q fha excarxiouisfs fBo7 Seattle NJ
snearatrd tie evenings fsstivixissL Ths
party wss eompossd 81 TIE foll0WinR
ladies sn9 Rs1tieDez:
O. Kellogg. Pierre p. Ferry. James
D5dd1 L P. Ferry. W. h Claxk. d
FFsnklin, z Fr4aklkn. Q. " H5llOwsE.
~. 2. DraeeR, c Schasssx. gno- Brill. z
B7Rom, &. o. FusnsE. Js0- Rowan. II
KsExsr, wife and dazehssF. Mrs. n.
KsezsF, hrs. Frank Fuller. Miss Nay
Ksezzr. Miss 81. Belins. Miss LzurA
ArnsId and Miss c. Arnold.
They weFs escorted 20 ths CentrAl
H0ssl and. after Tsfreahmantas 90 the
seats thst had been reserved for them u
tie ODsrs House. Tbs theatre Sas
eroudea 10 The limit Tie title role vas
sssamed By w. ,. Fife. who played TIE
tragic paEt with sirsnzth sBd real poV-
e., his deep voice and excellent method
enabling him 20 sustain the d1fnenh
part with nneh credit % himself. The
rest ef the est wzs nlied g follows
HPnilip D'Arvfiie.r @. J Dasis; Miles
MELVILLE" L Portnan; -Aadrs. Aszs.
Harry Neville; ''Stephen,0 "a B sriow;
Wooduard." Mrs. II. Casnsy; 'Jalis
Spring," Miss l. MeNill4n; Dame
Woodward" Mrs. Th0s BsinRhsm- The
4. - al nHG1f
sainzd. Messes Davis, Nayiile and
P0rtmau asd Mrs. H. Casuey &c
quitting themselves remarkably well II
this As well a. in the farce that followed
The Ivy social, upon bearing ct tie
guests - arrive from Seattle hastily ar
ranged to give them q reception, and
after ths play they ssrs invited 70 O.
A & ball where tie ladies and gentle
men Of the s7cisl greeted and made
merry until the departure AZ the ooai
az two o'clock IN the morning which
carried the Seattleites home.
II TIE IxTKREsT OF TIE RkADEo BOOK.
| Entsrtainments of q general nature
had followed enc another 80 rapidly
previous thereto that il vas feared that
| 20 be held at the g. A. X. Hail in the
/ intsrest of the K Of L. reading room
woaId be @ failure nj therefore the
suesess that attended II vas the greatest
pleasure. The bali vas crowded. BOB
eFt stevens Feeited Tine Three Preach
ers,H Mrs B. T. Everett sang Little
Shamrock" DolIie Maloney recited
"RsSeoially jim and L4ons Grant
"Wby the Editor SwoFe, !" Albert WAITE
aud Mia Robb saAR This HuntinR
TowsF," j. n. Grant and B. Dol4n gave
the dialogue "FoFninst the Scientist, =
d. Cameron Fecited "McGinty's Noble
Horse" Prof. Albert Whyts sang The
BoelsE." Miss Brennan recited "CGr-
few" Miss MoGill gave recitation and
James Reid sang $40 the West" An
overture, Tue Golden Hsluet." con
cInded this part Of the entertain men
Then the floor was cleared for dancing
which was carried on under the maD
agement Of A F. Hoska until the hours
had advanced well into the morning
The whole affair Melted considerable
money for the reading room as well a
epioyment for these who ATTENDED.
FsR THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
An entertainment is to be given IL
p1r.or A of the Tacoma ten erroW even
, ing, for the benefit Of the mercantile,
LID AIRY. Miss Ssars, daughter of Jnd0e
sears, Ms. II. X Moore, General 4. g
O'Briea, Prof. Nitschke and G. b
ZsbFiskis are among those Who vii
! take part ia the entertainment. Tit
farce The Happy Pair" will be flea
ture Of the programme.
PRKsBYTKRIAN SOCIAL
A social was given by the members o
the Presbyterian Church on Wedn sds,
evening, which was largely atiendeI
and very enjoyable.
J PERSONAL
@. p. Ferry, who has been here ant
: hereabouts for some weeks, started 70
OLYMPIA yesterday afternoon. and vii
90 thence TO his home in San Francisc
overland.
Mrs. Apologize and daughters we're a
the Tacoma yesterday en- rOsIts from
Alaska ts their home in Minneapolis.
I'D. Rainy left on Thursday morning
for San Diego, CAL, where be vii
! locate permanently.
Mrs. N. A. Dillon left Tacoma OIL
Tuesday last for q visit to friends il
Toronto.
Bishop B. Pandock has returned from
bis extended visit East.
. Harry Sharpe Of the Ledger left yes
/. terday morning On the Nellie for visi
to Port Townsend.
Captain l. w. Nestelle will leave mex
! Wednesday for Michigan to look afte
+ some property be owns in the inner re
eion Of that State, and be will probsbl.
!, remain perm .nently. His wife will sc
; company him part Of the way and vii
biding the Captains uncertainty, visi
friends in the East.
The wedding OF John s. Baker, o
this city, and Miss Laura. daughter o
Captain and Mrs J. o. Aiseswoftb, o
oakland, Cal, is announced to tax
place May 18th. Mr.. Baker is ereotinl
q beautiful new residence in this cit
D to which, when completed, he will con
= duct his bride.
A little bridal party from Portlsn'
we're at the Tacoma on Wednesday-th
newly welded pair beinR Mr.. L. l.. Lin
ford and wife (nse Miss Belle Malarkeyl
!, who were accompanied by Mr.. II
Beaehy and Miss Nellie InRall, all o
Portland.
Miss C. @. Relyea, neice Of Z. l.. Beacl
|, Of this city, arrived on the last steame
J and will spend the summer In Tacoma